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A young man leaving his gradation party soon finds his reality cracking after accidentally running over a stranger

Dylan's life takes a dark turn when his well-meaning friend Shawn attempts to break his obsessive anime-watching habits. However, the intervention triggers a devastating mental break in Dylan, compelling him to embark on a surreal journey to make Shawn his real-life anime waifu.

Once hunted to extinction, the California Grizzly survives only as a symbol, frozen on the state flag, waving over the land it once roamed. A century later, will California bring back its lost icon or leave it in myth?

Fernando's 45th birthday dinner turns into a territorial war when his alpha-mom meets his empowered girlfriend. To survive the night, he must finally cut the umbilical cord or remain her "little boy" forever.

In 2021, despite all travel restrictions, Kārlis found a way to continue his journey around the world, and after rowing across the Pacific Ocean, he would set off across the next waters. After returning to Asia, he rowed across the Indian Ocean and then cycled more than 5,000km across Africa, arriving on April 4, 2024, at the same pier where he began his journey in 2016 - in Luderitz, Namibia.

A Catholic college student wants to join a coven, so she goes to a chapel and performs a ritual in hopes of summoning the devil. Where she can then perform the Osculum Infame and be initiated!

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Alex, Sara, Marcos, Riley, and Laura have been roommates for a long time. When the landlord tells Alex that someone has been illegally subletting the apartment without the others' knowledge, he must do everything he can to find out who is responsible. In the process, some unwanted confessions come to light.

Dreaming of Carhartt is a playful and introspective short film that follows Soren, a wide-eyed dreamer whose obsession with a Carhartt jacket pulls him into a dream world where memory, imagination, and reality intertwine. As Soren loses himself in musical sequences and personal identity, the film becomes both a critique and a celebration of brand culture.

A mail boy delivers 'bad news' envelopes throughout his neighborhood while his father anxiously waits at home.

Grandma died at the worst possible moment.

Paul has a physical disability: he’s paralyzed from the neck down. He cares about helping others and works on digital accessibility.

Trying to complete a pickup-class assignment, a shy girl slips past her confident rivals and ends up on a rooftop smoking area where she finds a guy about to jump.

An angry man makes an important discovery while skipping rocks.

A girl tries to do anything in her (clumsy) hands to win her one true love.

After a tragic accident, a woman awakens her carnal and dangerous desires for a man.

So much for a world of total accessibility: the inmates in Farina Mietchen’s documentary can only communicate precariously, and access is unevenly distributed between those on the inside and those they wish to contact. “If you can’t reach me,” a former inmate reminds his Turkish friend, who is still in jail, “try again. I can’t call you back.” Such are the rules in the business of the inmate telephone system. Mietchen listens to her anonymized protagonists as they talk on the phone, watch crime shows together, and make plans for their next visit, while she herself fills out visitation requests. The film’s error-prone DV format reflects this world of fragile communication, so out of step with the times—as is, one might argue, the entire prison system that necessitates it.